1-20 of 239 results for subject:Bridges
Librarians' tools
- Search time
- 0.262 seconds
- Solr query time
- 0.01 seconds
- Search query
- subject:Bridges
- We searched for
- subject_t:Bridges OR subject_ses:90377
Type
House
Session
Year
Department
Member
More
Primary member
Answering member
Legislative stage
Legislation
Subject
More
Publisher
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, if he make an assessment of the potential merits of installing a bridge over the level crossing in East Tilbury.
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, if he make an assessment of the potential merits of installing a bridge over the level crossing in East Tilbury.
Network Rail are engaging with London Gateway and other stakeholders on the merits of level crossing interventions in the East Tilbury area and are keeping my officials updated.
Application documents (22 docs - online only)
Application documents (22 docs - online only)
Application documents including and environmental statement (3 vols), plans, and listed building consents. (18 docs).
Application documents including and environmental statement (3 vols), plans, and listed building consents. (18 docs).
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what plans he has to replace railway level crossings with bridges.
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what plans he has to replace railway level crossings with bridges.
Network Rail, in its role as national rail infrastructure manager, is responsible for ensuring the safe operation of approximately 5,670 public level crossings on the rail network in Great Britain and for taking decisions on where crossings need to be closed and replaced with bridges or underpasses. Since 2009, it has closed 1,170 of the highest risk crossings on the network and has invested over £200 million to improve safety at other crossings, including deploying automatic barriers, miniature stop lights, CCTV and obstacle detection systems. During the period 2019-24, Network Rail will continue to target high risk level crossings and make improvements wherever possible. In addition to planned closures of high risk level crossings on the network, Network Rail intends to invest in new technologies, improving training for level crossing managers, and promoting public awareness campaigns for pedestrians and motorists.
Application documents, including draft order, supporting documents, planning drawings, book of reference and environmental statement (4 volumes). 16 docs.
Application documents, including draft order, supporting documents, planning drawings, book of reference and environmental statement (4 volumes). 16 docs.
Application documents, draft order and supporting documents. 12 docs.
Application documents, draft order and supporting documents. 12 docs.
Application documents
Application documents
Application documents. Incl. plans, environmental statement and documents on CD-ROM. (12 docs.)
Application documents. Incl. plans, environmental statement and documents on CD-ROM. (12 docs.)
Application documents. Incl. plans and drawings. 13 docs.
Application documents. Incl. plans and drawings. 13 docs.
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what assessment Network Rail has made of the costs and benefits of replacing level crossings with bridges on its England network.
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what assessment Network Rail has made of the costs and benefits of replacing level crossings with bridges on its England network.
This is an operational matter for Network Rail who have a policy of actively pursuing closure of level crossings at every opportunity.
The company has already closed nearly 1,000 level crossings since 2009 but, since the circumstances at each level crossing are unique, there are no firm rules about closure. Risk assessments are instead undertaken at every site which informs the identification and implementation of further risk controls.
The United Kingdom already has the best level crossing safety record in Europe but we are supporting Network Rail through a ring-fenced fund to ensure that risks can be reduced even further.
asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the latest available information concerning illegal behaviour by road users at level crossings and bridges; and what is being done to counter this.
asked Her Majesty's Government:What is the latest available information concerning illegal behaviour by road users at level crossings and bridges; and what is being done to counter this.
Road Safety Bill (HL). Consideration of Commons amendments. Amendment 1 disagreed to on division (129 to 101). Amendments 2-4 agreed to. Amendment 5 disagreed to, and amendment proposed in lieu, on division (112 to 96). Amendment 6 disagreed to on division (104 to 89). Amendments 7-15 agreed to. Motion to disagree with Commons amendment 16 disagreed to on division (72 to 81). Commons amendments 17-25 agreed to. Amendment 26, privilege amendment, agreed to. Amendments 27-34 agreed to. Committee appointed to propose reasons for disagreeing to Commons amendments. Reasons reported and agreed to. Bill returned to Commons with reasons and amendments.
Road Safety Bill (HL). Consideration of Commons amendments. Amendment 1 disagreed to on division (129 to 101). Amendments 2-4 agreed to. Amendment 5 disagreed to, and amendment proposed in lieu, on division (112 to 96). Amendment 6 disagreed to on division (104 to 89). Amendments 7-15 agreed to. Motion to...
: My Lords, I beg to move that the House do agree with the Commons in their Amendments Nos. 7 to 10. Section 89 of the Road Traffic Act (tests of competence to drive) enables the Secretary of State to make regulations about tests of competence to drive. Section 89(3)(b)...
: My Lords, I beg to move that the House do agree with the Commons in their Amendments Nos. 7 to 10. Section 89 of the Road Traffic Act (tests of competence to drive) enables the Secretary of State to make regulations about tests of competence to drive. Section 89(3)(b)...
My Lords, would the noble Lord, Lord Berkeley, like to see a train driver banned from driving if he skidded his train for about 50 metres?
My Lords, would the noble Lord, Lord Berkeley, like to see a train driver banned from driving if he skidded his train for about 50 metres?
My Lords, I know of a case involving a particular train driver. One of his kids was ill. He was driving a train and he had forgotten to switch off his mobile phone. He got a call from the hospital. An inspector was with him in the cab. The driver...
My Lords, I know of a case involving a particular train driver. One of his kids was ill. He was driving a train and he had forgotten to switch off his mobile phone. He got a call from the hospital. An inspector was with him in the cab. The driver...
My Lords, I support everything said by my noble friend Lord Berkeley and I shall not repeat it. I have also listened carefully to other noble Lords. One Monday evening at twenty to nine I had a father. At a quarter to nine I did not have a father because...
My Lords, I support everything said by my noble friend Lord Berkeley and I shall not repeat it. I have also listened carefully to other noble Lords. One Monday evening at twenty to nine I had a father. At a quarter to nine I did not have a father because...
My Lords, I am slightly puzzled about how the decision is made on which charge will be brought against a driver. If, for example, as in cases that we read about all the time, a driver backing out of his garage tragically kills his own much-loved child who somehow has...
My Lords, I am slightly puzzled about how the decision is made on which charge will be brought against a driver. If, for example, as in cases that we read about all the time, a driver backing out of his garage tragically kills his own much-loved child who somehow has...
My Lords, is the Minister really saying that if the Government believe an injustice is likely to be done he does not have to give his mind to it? I can quite understand if he gives his mind to it and says, ““No, we believe this is right””, but to...
My Lords, is the Minister really saying that if the Government believe an injustice is likely to be done he does not have to give his mind to it? I can quite understand if he gives his mind to it and says, ““No, we believe this is right””, but to...
My Lords, I am dealing with the amendment before the House. It is not for me to enter into conjecture about what might be done at future stages. If noble Lords went into the Lobby on the basis that there is a broad intention to which they subscribe but aware...
My Lords, I am dealing with the amendment before the House. It is not for me to enter into conjecture about what might be done at future stages. If noble Lords went into the Lobby on the basis that there is a broad intention to which they subscribe but aware...
My Lords, the Minister puts great weight on the decision reached by PACTS, which does an awful lot of good work. But how was the decision arrived at? Was it a decision reached by a vote of all the PACTS members? I attend meetings of the council, but I have...
My Lords, the Minister puts great weight on the decision reached by PACTS, which does an awful lot of good work. But how was the decision arrived at? Was it a decision reached by a vote of all the PACTS members? I attend meetings of the council, but I have...